Cómo el Mossad rescató a tres espías capturados en una prisión siria
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August 2013. Five Mossad agents infiltrated a Syrian military prison in Deir ez-Zor disguised as Red Cross inspectors—with forged Swiss credentials, medical kits, and enough weaponry for a single engagement. Inside: three Israeli military intelligence officers, held captive for nine days, hours away from being transferred forever into the custody of the Iranian IRGC. What followed was one of the most audacious covert rescue operations in Mossad history—built on a line in a surveillance report, a nineteen-hour email delay, and sixty-eight seconds in an underground corridor.
In this video:
How five Mossad agents infiltrated a Syrian military prison with forged Red Cross documents
The race against time before the IRGC arrived to transfer the officers to Tehran
The moment a hostage refused to move—convinced the rescue was a trap
Four military checkpoints, 210 kilometers, and an unconscious man under a hospital blanket
How the operation was never officially acknowledged—and what happened to each of those involved
⚠️ Some videos on this channel include elements of artistic reconstruction and creative interpretation of historical events.
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Cómo el Mossad rescató a tres espías capturados en una prisión siria
Espía Real
19,256 views
August 2013. Five Mossad agents infiltrated a Syrian military prison in Deir ez-Zor disguised as Red Cross inspectors—with forged Swiss credentials, medical kits, and enough weaponry for a single engagement. Inside: three Israeli military intelligence officers, held captive for nine days, hours away from being transferred forever into the custody of the Iranian IRGC. What followed was one of the most audacious covert rescue operations in Mossad history—built on a line in a surveillance report, a nineteen-hour email delay, and sixty-eight seconds in an underground corridor.
In this video:
How five Mossad agents infiltrated a Syrian military prison with forged Red Cross documents
The race against time before the IRGC arrived to transfer the officers to Tehran
The moment a hostage refused to move—convinced the rescue was a trap
Four military checkpoints, 210 kilometers, and an unconscious man under a hospital blanket
How the operation was never officially acknowledged—and what happened to each of those involved
⚠️ Some videos on this channel include elements of artistic reconstruction and creative interpretation of historical events.